I haven't liked anything about the director's filmography up to this point, however, I saw the episode and I was a little attracted to it. It's not that I was completely convinced, neither by the performances nor by the story itself, but I didn't abandon it after 5 minutes, like in Mayuni Layne Villar's previous series. I'll keep watching to see how it goes. Everything seems to indicate that Max hired or asked this other boy as a friend to try to win over Sky to see how he would react (which I wouldn't like because it means incredible distrust), but either way it seems that he will fall in love with this other young man. I'm just guessing: this other young man must be the co-star with Sky, however they give him as a supporting actor.
Instead of searching Hero's face, eyes when the reunion occurs, Poppy looks to her side as she looks up. Did they tell her that it was snack time? This series is one disappointment after another.
Thank you for your words. I tried to convey in the review what I feel when watching the series. It's a shame they opted for the easy way out. Likewise, I am a big fan of the book and the series does not honor it. Once again, thank you very much for the comment.
It's not finished yet lmao, the is 13 episodes in total
Ah, thanks for the clarification, I thought there were only 10 episodes in total. But I don't think that 3 more episodes will solve the problem of the show's poor quality. Personally, I didn't like the twist of the series in this last episode. Introducing open relationships, threesomes, drugs, infidelity... into a couple who are supposed to love each other, with Fourth returning to the abandoned ex-boyfriend, cheating on JujJun when he was not present in the room, with JunJun accepting or proposing a threesome with him boyfriend's ex-boyfriend... I don't like him at all.
An vomiting ending, this couldn't end worse. After a promising start, even knowing the author of the work, it was in constant decline until it sank into the garbage dump of bad series. I was totally disappointed and bewildered. In my opinion, the most vile and execrable thing about the director. The worst Pinoy BL series.
I have decided to sue Ohm. Since I discovered Pawat Chittsawangdee in his role as Frame in the series 'Make It Right' in 2016, this guy has me captivated.
No, apparently, he is not corrupt. They put a suitcase full of money on him, and he despised it. Be careful: his son is upset with him, but for other reasons that we will discover later. Q being the son of that incorruptible police officer, a police officer who is carrying out a criminal investigation, which involves those who hired Min to carry out the kidnapping, is what gives rise to the story.
Me encanto el capítulo 8 sobretodo la escena en donde se abrazan y lloran juntos y como Jiang tian se forzaba…
Que “no pase nada explícitamente, que no hay declaración de sentimientos ni algo así”, cuando todos sabemos lo que va a ocurrir, le da un sabor genial a la serie.
In this episode, for the first time, there was no “Very moment of Jiang Tian”, those moments that help fill in the empty spaces in the story based on the vision of this character, since the series is narrated from Sheng Wang's point of view. So, only in these final four or five minutes, before the credits roll, we have at our disposal what happened in the episode, but from another perspective. It turns out that since we were able to see everything they did, since we were already participating in everything together, there was no need for these “Very moments…”. They were only separated when one went to pick up the bedroom keys, but he was always informing the other of the steps taken. When the boys went to talk to their respective parents, I thought that we would see the conversation between Jiang Tian and his mother in those “Very Moments…”, but we were already able to see how everything happened as well.
Beautiful rainbow that the lens makes while Jiang Tiang and Sheng Wang talk in the school hallway after the former gives the dormitory key to the latter. Could they be subtly telling us that the couple of friends is ready to take the definitive leap in their relationship?
Thank you for giving a great review! This series is truly amazing!!! Thanks for watching it!!!
Hello. Yes, this series is very good in every way. Thank you for your kind words about the review, but it could not be otherwise given the excellence of this work. I was afraid that the review would not be read by many because of its length, but I did not hesitate to say how excited I am to be able to enjoy it. Thank you again for your words.
I see people saying that the bank robbery is not credible. However, this type of theft has occurred on other occasions. But the most important thing is that the robbery carried out by Joker and the way it is carried out works in favor of the story: on the one hand, it demonstrates his cunning, his sagacity in getting out of the most difficult moments when problems arise suddenly, devising the instant new plans; but the robbery also allows Jack to be involved and put back on his path, but now as a victim of his actions. The synopsis says that Joker steals from the rich and distributes the stolen goods to the needy and vulnerable. Until now, Joker had committed his misdeeds, but no innocent had ever had to pay for it. Now Joker has discovered that his actions can cause harm to the innocent, the people he intends to help. So while we discover Joker's humanity, he will have to help Jack out of the trouble he caused him. What comes next is a love-hate relationship.
And there is another difference that works in Joker's favor. It is not taken or confused by a system operator, but by the new bank manager that no one knows. This is how they have a higher level of access to areas and making decisions that no other worker or official has. I see people saying that the bank robbery is not credible. However, this type of theft has occurred on other occasions. But the most important thing is that the robbery carried out by Joker and the way it is carried out works in favor of the story: on the one hand, it demonstrates his cunning, his sagacity in getting out of the most difficult moments when problems arise suddenly, devising the instant new plans; but the robbery also allows Jack to be involved and put back on his path, but now as a victim of his actions. The synopsis says that Joker steals from the rich and distributes the stolen goods to the needy and vulnerable. Until now, Joker had committed his misdeeds, but no innocent had ever had to pay for it. Now Joker has discovered that his actions can cause harm to the innocent, the people he intends to help. So while we discover Joker's humanity, he will have to help Jack out of the trouble he caused him. What comes next is a love-hate relationship.
The bank robbery reminds me of one of many similar cases. This occurred in Mexico on July 3, 2020. A thief deceived bank staff after identifying himself as a systems technician at Grupo Financiero Banorte and claiming that he was sent from the central offices to repair a couple of ATMs and the bank's main vault. The manager and the other employees trusted the thief. This occurred at branch 2338 Banorte, located in the Guadalupe Tepeyac neighborhood, in the Mexican capital. Accompanied by the head cashier, he approached cashier 21291 and pretended to be repairing it, when he suddenly pulled out a gun, which was later proven to be a toy. After hitting the head cashier several times on the head, he forced him to take him to the main vault, to withdraw 6 million Mexican pesos and flee on a motorcycle, escorted by a truck, heading to the State of Mexico. After the incident, authorities suspected that bank staff may have been involved in the robbery. The only difference with the case of the series is that Joker does not impose violence or carry firearms or hit anyone. And he is, of course, a smarter person.
The cast is young and fresh, and the plot is light with a bit of seriousness. The story takes place during the COVID-19 pandemic, so everyone is in quarantine. Because of this, most of the action takes place online on social media, live streams, and video chats. To keep the story moving and maintain interest, the cast is overly emotional and almost comical in some cases. And it works well.
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I'll keep watching to see how it goes. Everything seems to indicate that Max hired or asked this other boy as a friend to try to win over Sky to see how he would react (which I wouldn't like because it means incredible distrust), but either way it seems that he will fall in love with this other young man. I'm just guessing: this other young man must be the co-star with Sky, however they give him as a supporting actor.
Personally, I didn't like the twist of the series in this last episode.
Introducing open relationships, threesomes, drugs, infidelity... into a couple who are supposed to love each other, with Fourth returning to the abandoned ex-boyfriend, cheating on JujJun when he was not present in the room, with JunJun accepting or proposing a threesome with him boyfriend's ex-boyfriend... I don't like him at all.
Q being the son of that incorruptible police officer, a police officer who is carrying out a criminal investigation, which involves those who hired Min to carry out the kidnapping, is what gives rise to the story.
It turns out that since we were able to see everything they did, since we were already participating in everything together, there was no need for these “Very moments…”. They were only separated when one went to pick up the bedroom keys, but he was always informing the other of the steps taken.
When the boys went to talk to their respective parents, I thought that we would see the conversation between Jiang Tian and his mother in those “Very Moments…”, but we were already able to see how everything happened as well.
But the most important thing is that the robbery carried out by Joker and the way it is carried out works in favor of the story: on the one hand, it demonstrates his cunning, his sagacity in getting out of the most difficult moments when problems arise suddenly, devising the instant new plans; but the robbery also allows Jack to be involved and put back on his path, but now as a victim of his actions.
The synopsis says that Joker steals from the rich and distributes the stolen goods to the needy and vulnerable. Until now, Joker had committed his misdeeds, but no innocent had ever had to pay for it. Now Joker has discovered that his actions can cause harm to the innocent, the people he intends to help. So while we discover Joker's humanity, he will have to help Jack out of the trouble he caused him. What comes next is a love-hate relationship.
I see people saying that the bank robbery is not credible. However, this type of theft has occurred on other occasions.
But the most important thing is that the robbery carried out by Joker and the way it is carried out works in favor of the story: on the one hand, it demonstrates his cunning, his sagacity in getting out of the most difficult moments when problems arise suddenly, devising the instant new plans; but the robbery also allows Jack to be involved and put back on his path, but now as a victim of his actions.
The synopsis says that Joker steals from the rich and distributes the stolen goods to the needy and vulnerable. Until now, Joker had committed his misdeeds, but no innocent had ever had to pay for it. Now Joker has discovered that his actions can cause harm to the innocent, the people he intends to help. So while we discover Joker's humanity, he will have to help Jack out of the trouble he caused him. What comes next is a love-hate relationship.
This occurred at branch 2338 Banorte, located in the Guadalupe Tepeyac neighborhood, in the Mexican capital.
Accompanied by the head cashier, he approached cashier 21291 and pretended to be repairing it, when he suddenly pulled out a gun, which was later proven to be a toy.
After hitting the head cashier several times on the head, he forced him to take him to the main vault, to withdraw 6 million Mexican pesos and flee on a motorcycle, escorted by a truck, heading to the State of Mexico. After the incident, authorities suspected that bank staff may have been involved in the robbery.
The only difference with the case of the series is that Joker does not impose violence or carry firearms or hit anyone. And he is, of course, a smarter person.